"I don't know whose sponsoring this one. My Seattle contacts sent me the first one I posted but here are the specifics for the Bellingham Event
Global Oneness Project: The New Narrative Tuesday, May 12 Only!
150 minutes • 2009 •…"

"I first thought this event was happening in Bellingham. I see now that this May 9th event is happening in Seattle.
However, on May 12, from 6 to 9pm, this same event IS happening in Bellingham at the Pickford Cinema! Orland Bishop will be the guest…"

"Thanks for posting this Doug. Right in line with what Transition Whatcom is all about. The co-sponsors all look to be regional groups (Transition Whatcom is a member of SCALLOPS). Who is the local organizer who's making this happen in…"

This event s also happening in Bellingham:Global Oneness Project: The New Narrative Tuesday, May 12 Only!150 minutes • 2009 • Various • UnratedTHE NEW NARRATIVELocal Voices for a Global FuturePickford CinemaTuesday, May 12, 20096–9 PMMy Compassionate Action NetworkJon Ramer has invited you to the event 'The New Narrative: Local Voices for a Global Future' on My Compassionate Action Network!Oneness in a complex world, the Global Oneness Project will be hosting a free film event showing the how…See More

"Hi Doug! Great idea Kate has there - I'd support a 'Changing the Story' working group! Have you found others in your neighborhood on this site? We are hoping to stir up some conversations and inspire some Transition Initiatives to…"

"Doug,
Thank you for posting this. I looked up 'Bellingham' in my dictionary, and it said "a seaport town in NW Washington." With peak oil looming upon us, we may want to consider using our port as a port. Moving freight via…"

ACTION ALERTPUBLIC PROCESS AND THE BELLINGHAM WATERFRONTOn Monday, April 20, in a poorly publicized mid-day meeting, the Bellingham City Council and the Port of Bellingham Commission voted to accept a framework plan for the Bellingham waterfront that details the basis for a new street grid configuration and assumptions for the waterfront master plan. It also assumes the destruction of numerous historic buildings on the site. This was done with very short notice, in a rare mid-day meeting, WITH…See More

On Monday, April 20, in a poorly publicized mid-day meeting, the Bellingham City Council and the Port of Bellingham Commission voted to accept a framework plan for the Bellingham waterfront that details the basis for a new street grid configuration and assumptions for the waterfront master plan. It also assumes the destruction of numerous historic buildings on the site. This was done with very short notice, in a… Continue

Hi Doug! Great idea Kate has there - I'd support a 'Changing the Story' working group! Have you found others in your neighborhood on this site? We are hoping to stir up some conversations and inspire some Transition Initiatives to start in either neighborhoods or urban villages or communities or towns. There are a few communities mulling out in the county - and I am looking forward to a first B'ham initiative. Will it be Transition Cornwall Neighborhood?